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Wind Energy: 2015 Is the Record Breaking Year For the UK

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Investing in wind energy and clean sources mean, investing in the future. 2014 was a great year for wind energy but 2015 is already showing significant potential. The newest research are indicating an market growth of 44% and installations of more than 51 GW of wind energy across the world. Asia is a world leader followed with Africa and Latin America, while Europe is facing a slight downturn. According to the research done by GreenMatch and Global Wind Energy

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Investing in wind energy and clean sources mean, investing in the future. 2014 was a great year for wind energy but 2015 is already showing significant potential. The newest research are indicating an market growth of 44% and installations of more than 51 GW of wind energy across the world. Asia is a world leader followed with Africa and Latin America, while Europe is facing a slight downturn. According to the research done by GreenMatch and Global Wind Energy Council, the UK set its new goal within the renewable industry, leaving behind Denmark and Germany, the previous market leaders. The UK is on the right track in securing 15 percent of the country’s total energy powered from clean energy sources. Denmark and Germany have been market leaders for a last decade, but the issue took central point in the UK, followed by the desire to move away from feed-in-tariff scheme. With the financial support provided by the UK’s government, more and more people are opting for renewable energy sources. Statistics are indicating that the UK has the largest offshore wind capacity in Europe with 55% of all installation while Denmark is taking second place with 15,8%, and Germany third with 13%.